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Florida Attorney General Subpoenas Roblox for their Child Protection Policies and Procedures

The Attorney General's subpoena also demands Roblox to hand over documents related to the platform's collection and processing of children’s data after numerous concerning reports about children being exposed to graphic or harmful material on the gaming platform, as well as predatory adults being able to message minors on the app freely.

RAINN Expands Communications Services Using Amazon Web Services to Reach Survivors Through Social Media Messaging Platforms

RAINN is now using Amazon Web Services (“AWS”) End User Messaging Social, which leverages the WhatsApp Connector to create on-demand crisis hotlines and additional online support mediums, allowing integration directly into social media messaging platforms, gaming, and other social networking sites.

A New Study: The Potential Harms of Deepfakes and the Huge Potential for Abuse

A new study from the Ada Lovelace Institute looks at deepfakes from a cultural and social perspective, rather than simply as a financial threat.

After Decades of Abuse Complaints, NY Pediatrician Ordered to Pay $1.6 Billion

After nearly 40 years of sexual abuse complaints against former New York pediatrician Dr. Stuart Cooperman, a court has ordered him to pay a total of $1.6 billion to over 100 patient victims.

Federal Judge Declares Arkansas’ Social Media Age Verification Law Unconstitutional

A federal judge declared an Arkansas law requiring age verification to create new social media accounts unconstitutional, stating that it “would violate the First Amendment rights of Arkansans” because it is a “content-based restriction on speech that is not narrowly tailored to serve a compelling government interest.”

NC Private School Sued Over Child-on-Child Sexual Abuse Allegations

Three families suing a private school in Chapel Hill are accusing staff members of gross negligence in their handling of alleged sexual harassment and assault involving a kindergarten student whose parent works at the school.

LA County’s $4B Agreement to Settle Sex Abuse Claims at Juvenile Facilities

Los Angeles County has reached a $4 billion agreement to settle nearly 7,000 claims of sexual abuse in juvenile facilities since 1959.

Lawsuit Alleges the Salvation Army Dismissed Sexual Abuse Warnings

A decade ago, the Salvation Army fired a talented young music director after discovering that he’d sent graphic sexual messages to a child — only for another branch of the ministry to hire him a year later to lead youth camps in a different part of the country, according to a lawsuit filed in Louisville, Kentucky.